Domestic Science club meeting and hospital news in Denver III
Mrs. Mathél Lyon hosted the Domestic Science club where members attended despite a stormy afternoon. A prize in the ice cream and cake contest went to Mrs. Mary Fleming. Frank Young underwent appendicitis surgery at Keokuk hospital and is hoped to recover to join his family soon. Uncle Pat Maberry is gravely ill. Dr. Bryant was summoned. A Hit and Miss social is planned at the Ramsey home with Alethea Bible School. Rally Day will honor primaries and juniors at the Christian Bible School. Martin Myers suffered a stroke and remains unconscious. his life story is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver, III
Mathél’ Lyon
Avon
Pat Maberry
Bryant
West
Poirit
Alethea’ Bible School
Mattie Ramsey
Etta ‘Denham
Josie Matheney
Louise Vance
Mattie
Scott
Orpha Howard
Treasur
J. W. Porter
Martin Myers
George Harris
Local residents sighted in Perry area gatherings
Mr Jesse Morrison and wife visit with two daughters in Perry while Mrs Morrison’s family spends summer there. Charles Wade travels to Missouri on business. Mike Dean and family occupy Frank Reynolds house for winter. Ora Higgins visits Duluth Minnesota with sister Mrs Alice Higgins SinClaire. Milton Batley returns from month long visit. Gloudin of Pike County Telephone exchange conducts Perry business. Perry Springs resident E Walpole critically ill. Ted Pierson and Moore couples visit Ralph Moore and family. Mrs Norman Keith leaves for Macomb to visit daughter Mrs C Huddleson. Prof Keith prepares for Lake High School duties. Mrs Keith plans similar timing. John Craven of Griggsville and Flora Mayo of Quincy visit Griggsville area. Archie Brooks and L L Mulling visit Pittsfield on business. groups travel six car. Charley Wheeler family return from Town ofilwhere they stayed months. Margaret Read of Beardstown visits T L Dorsey and family. Spears family from Quincy visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Morrison
Perry
Charles Wade
Missouri
Mike Dean
Frank Reynolds
Ora Higgins
Duluth
Minn
Alice
Higgins-SinClaire
Milton
Batley
Charles” Patley
Gloudin
Pike
County Telephone Exchange
Archie Brooks
L. L. Mulling
Pittsfield
Charley Wheeler
German S August Ordolph Arrested in Florida for Drawings
Walter Ordolph, possibly Austrian or German, was detained by federal officers in Florida while boarding a train after being found with drawings and sketches of military reservas and coastal lighthouses. He denied Austrian birth or remittances from Austria, claimed travel for pleasure, and said he has no regular occupation. He arrived in the United States two years ago from Chicago, and in the past year registered at Florida hotels four times under different names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ordolph
Walter Ordolph
Florida
Austria
Ordolph
Chicago
United States
Family dinners and visits span Dorsey and Yockey clans
Mrs J C Cockill entertained a company of ladies Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Chris Yockey hosted a family dinner for relatives including Amos and Frank Yockey and families from Beards town Illinois. Eva Yockey of Iowa and Prof and Mrs Crafton and Louise of Quincy also attended with Roy Yockey and families from Perry. Mrs Ben Mullins returned from a six Greek stay in Kentucky due to her father’s death. her mother accompanied her home for an indefinite time. Mrs Lislie Burd and daughters visited Griggsville with aunt Mrs M C Harrington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Dorsey
J. C. Cockill
Chris
Yockey
Amos Yockey
Frank
Beardstown
Ill
Otto Yockey
Eva
Iowa
Crafton
Louise
Quincy
Roy Yockey
Perry
Ben Mullins
Kentucky
Lislie “Burd
Griggsville
M. C
Brakeman’s Kidney Cure Report From Texas
Brakeman B A Woolsey of Jacksonville Texas writes he suffered kidney trouble and rheumatism then used Feiry Kidney Pills. He says after a short time he was thoroughly cured with no more trouble and praises the medicine for helping kidneys remove poisons from blood. Miller Arthur Drug notes thousands have sent similar letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Woolsey
Jacksonville
Texas
Miller & Arthur Drug
Local Social NOTES From Knox City and Nearby Areas
Charley Dick Jr and family in Mexico Mo visiting Davenport Iowa area. Mrs Terry Benner and daughter Mary Helen return from Davenport. Earl Browning and sister Cora Reynolds visit in Rutledge. Nora Floss Marten attends Green City fair. Jack Dick and daughter Evelyn visit LaGrange Cand Camp Point. Mrs Charley Dick Jr visits mother in Warsaw. Geo Crawford and wife motor to Kirksville. Mrs John Kyle returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Dick, Jr
Mexico
Terry Benner
Mary Helen
Davenport
Town
Earl Browning
Rutledge
Cora. Reynolds
Nora’ Floss
Marten
City
Jack Dick
Evelyn
la ‘Grange
Charley ‘Dick
Warsaw
Geo, Crawford
Kirksville
John Kyle
Local notes from Kirksville echo family visits and illness
In Kirksville a few days with relatives shared news of visitors from Jefferson City and Cape Girardeau. Omer Eddins returns from school, La Palis and Jewell Vandelahard are ill, and a child of Arthur Goodwin suffers appendicitis. A church basket dinner was well attended. Prof T G Nicol moved to Millrap property and Mr Hudnut and Mrs Sellens also changed homes in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
R. Rhoades
Jefferson City
Omer Eddins
Cape Garideau
la Palis
Jewell Vandelahard
Charley Vandolah
Arthur Goodwin
Christian Church
T.G. Nicol
Millrap
Hudnut
Mrs. Sellens
Local notes from Bowen region include illnesses visits and births
Mrs Dierhus Euban es and daughter Elizabeth visit relatives in Bowen. Miss Margaret Marton traveling west is reported seriously ill in Denver under doctor care. Miss Vesta Beckmeger returns from Paloma as L C Duncan takes vacation. H L Lombard of Bradford relieves. Mrs Lizzie Eastman and two children visit O D Miller in Galesburg. Clyde Pierce family from Gilmer spend Sunday with Ed Wittler. Mrs M E Callendine returns to Alton after visiting sister A Sapp. Ed Dickhut learns of brother Chauncey Dickhut's death in Nebraska. Ernest Disselhorst and James Knox visit August Disselhorst family in Hamilton. J B Murphy Jr and wife welcome baby girl born August 17. Mrs Murphy was formerly Ella Folkrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dierhus
Elizabeth
Bowen
Margaret’ Marton
West
Denver
Colorado
Vesta Beckmeger
Paloma
C. Duncan
H. L. Lombard
Bradford
Lizzie Eastman
Galesburg
Dickhut
Chauncey
Chauncey’ Dickhut
sMaska
Ernest Disselhorst
James Knox
Disselhorst
Hamilton
J. B. Murphy ,Jr
Murphy
Ella Folkrod
Tioga Ills Neighbors Gather For Picnic And Notices
Mrs Lou Munday and daughter Lil lie of Peoria visited relatives then returned home after a week. S West Hazel Hedrick Ivy Myers and Mrs Bertha Clark attend teachers institute at Carthage. Hugo Hagen from St Louis spending vacation. Mendow picnic attended by locals. Fred Dovi and Salem Piles Keokuk callers. Elsie Miller died at 22 months from cholera infantum funeral held Monday in German cemetery conducted by Rev Hagen. Wm Glance family of Loraine Lum Pry Basco O P Baker families visited Mrs A K Pyles. Burlington Ta visitors with Mr and Mrs W J Neaterour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Munday
Lillie
Peoria
S. West Hazel Hedrick
Ivy Myers
Bertha Clark
Teachers’ Institute
Carthage
Hugo Hagen
St. Louis
Mendow
Fred .Dovi
Salem
Keokuk
Elsie
Henry Miller
Rev. Hagen
Wm. Glance
Loraine
Lum. Pry
Basco
O. P. Baker and
Charles ‘Krenzenstein
Burlington
Barnum and Bailey Great Show to Parade in Quincy
The Barnum and Bailey Circus visits Quincy on Saturday September 4 with a grand street parade claimed as the greatest in the United States. Artists, designers and masters from Italy, France and England created new parade elements after two years of work near Liverpool. The display features gold floats, international costumes, animals in open dens, and a threefold longer parade with a million dollar production including Lalla Rookh, elephants, camels, and a vast menagerie setting a world record for traveling shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum and Bailey
Quincy
United States
Italy
France
England
Liverpool
America
Persia
Turkey
Ireland
China
Japan
Europe
Asia
Adams County Illinois sale petition in estate case 1915
The Adams County Court in September 1915 was petitioned by John J Meints Jr administrator of Cobus Franzen deceased to sell real estate to pay debts. The Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 33 Township 2 North Range 5 West was described. Harm Franzen Margaret Block Catherine Miller Ida Ostendorf Cobus Martens Bertha Martens John Martens and Harm Martens were notified to appear or their defenses would be deemed confessed. W J Smith clerk and Govern and Lancaster solicitors for petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Illinois
Adams
Said County
John J. Meints,Jr
Cobus Franzen
Trisey Franzen
Fred .B. Franzen
Harm © Franzen
Margaret Block
Catherine Miller
Ida . Ostendorf
Cobus
Martens
Bertha
John Martens
Harm Martens
H. H. Emminga
Harm Franzen
Catherine, Miller
Ida Ostendorf
Cobus Martens
Bertha Martens
Harm
Franzen
John J. Meints
Adams County
Illinos
Court House
Quincy
Mde
Harry
J. Mulligan
Henry C. Mulligan
Julia E. Mulligan
Della Young
Frank W. Buckley
John Enoch
Harry J. Mulligan
Ilinois
John ‘Wood
County of
State of Illinois
Willard Keyes
Henry Mulli
Gem City Printery and Koehler & Dye Letterheads
An ad style notice for printing services features Gem City Printery and Koehler and Dye offering letterheads bills statements envelopes cards tickets and programs at their location 12214 South Fifth Street. It highlights specialty printing services for weddings notices and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem City Printery
Koehler & Dye
South Fifth Street
Illinois Adams Circuit Court Notice in 1915 Partition Case
Amended and supplemental bill filed in the Adams Circuit Court Quincy. Defendants Daniel W Crippen and Henry N Crippen reside out of state. summons issued returnable September 1915. If not answered, allegations may be confessed and a decree entered. W Munroe solicitor for complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Adams
Adams Circuit Court
Ilindis
J. A. Meyer
Maude Meyer
Circuit Court
State of
Chancery
Quincey
Quincy
Erde W. Beatty
Por T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Daniel W. Crippen
Henry N. Crippen
Viola A. Bates
Harry Bruns
Carl Bruns
Joseph Bates
B. L. Hunsaker
Charles A. Terry
Wilkes B. Gilmer
John T .Gilmer
Elenor Douglas Peterson
John T. Gilmer
Illinois
Court House
AL D
W. Munroe
Lainant
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Eubanes
Tioga, III
Barnum. and Bailey Management
W. J Smith
Lancaster
Belp
Maler Barber College
Tri-City
Barber College
Co Whig
Whig
Pete Witt
South Fifth St
Fifth Street
Hampshire
Joseph Oertle
Oak St
4Th St
Elm
Middendorf
Dumber Yard
Vine Street
W. J. Lemp Brewing Co
J. B. Glass
North
Sisth Street
South Fourth St
North Third St
Aire
Wm. Meyers
Route 4
Palmyra
North Fourth St
Sayre
the Whig
My . Chase
Brothers Square
Edna McCuiston
L.C. Smith
C-O Whig
Ench
Giles Bros
Payson Avenue
J. J. Ingram
Care Whig
Lyon and Healey
B. G. Vasen
Maine Street
Inquire McKenzie Livery
Vermont Street
John R. Belt
Vermont
J.D. McMillen
Fourth St
Wayland Co
North Sixth’ Ave
Charles’ B. Reynolds
Sumner B. Reynolds
Thomas Reynolds
John. Reynolds
Oscar Reynolds
Eddie Reynolds
Luther Reynolds
John Reynolds
Charles B
Reynolds
W. J. Smith
Sitefield
Attomeya
William Peuster
Catharine Peuster
Executrix
Govert
Eighteenth and Hampshire Sts
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
C. E. Bowers
Brown
Fifth
Munger
S. 190
N. Y
Life Bidg
Kansas
J. F. Rosenthal
Jersey Street
Ruff Brewing CO
Brewers & Bottlers
Chancery Notice
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Zada ‘Terry
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